. 'It's a way of preparing them for some of their reactions,' said Debra Wagner, who coordinates victim services for the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. 'It helps normalize the event for them.' In the 14- state Capital Jury Project, about 60 percent of the nearly 1,200 jurors who served on capital trials found the experience emotionally upsetting, said Wanda Foglia, a professor of law and justice studies at Rowan University in New Jersey". [read post]